Editor’s Note: This feature originally appeared in the Fall 2024 issue of No Depression. We’re sharing it now in honor of Wyatt Flores’ new album, Scared of Heights, which came out July 31 via Island Records/MCA.
We chatted with Darryl Lee Rush at the renowned Love and War in Texas venue in Plano Texas before his show last week. Photos are from the show that night. After waking through what seemed like a labyrinth of Love and War in Texas’s wood panels and kitchen tiles, Darryl leads us into “The Green […]
The post Interview: Darryl Lee Rush on Forthcoming Album “Willow” appeared first on Americana Highways.
Teach Your Children “You, who are on the road Must have a code you try to live by And so become yourself Because the past is just a goodbye” “Teach Your Children,” written by Graham Nash Graham Nash wrote “Teach Your Children” in 1968 while still a member of the Hollies. It was first released […]
The post From Behind the Pine Curtain: Teach Your Children appeared first on Americana Highways.
Strawberry Alarm Clock – Where’s One? First – this isn’t a retrospective set, or a live album, or even a “lost” album. This is a brand-new Strawberry Alarm Clock. White hair? Sure. No hair? Yes. A pair of shades on their faces makes them look just as good now as in 1967. Back when I […]
The post REVIEW: Strawberry Alarm Clock “Where’s One?” appeared first on Americana Highways.
Wyatt Flores is one of the most thoughtful, honest, expressive, and gripping songwriters of this new generation of Texas and Red Dirt performers. But let’s just be open and clear-eyed about exactly what “Scared of Heights” is.
The post Album Review – Wyatt Flores – “Scared of Heights” first appeared on Saving Country Music.
July was a banner month for blues releases with the release of a massive box set from blues grand dame and legend Ma Rainey, featuring her entire recordings at Paramount Records between 1923-1928. Additionally, Chris O’Leary provides some hard-core roadhouse blues, and Albert Castiglia goes to